English progressive-metal band known for blending progressive structures, thrash-influenced riffs and melodic songwriting.

Reviews reference multiple lineup and vocal changes (Glynn Morgan, Andrew McDermott, Damian Wilson). The band is frequently described as mixing prog, thrash, AOR and electronic elements. Several reviews note releases on Nuclear Blast and highlight Subsurface, Psychedelicatessen and Critical Mass as significant albums. Andrew McDermott's death and his years with the band are discussed in reviews.

DeBaser hosts a set of mostly album-focused reviews of Threshold. Critics praise the band's consistent songwriting, melodic strength and prog/thrash hybrid, while noting limited stylistic risk. Several albums (Subsurface, Psychedelicatessen, Critical Mass) are repeatedly highlighted as career high points.

For:Fans of progressive metal, listeners who like melodic yet heavy prog with thrash influences, and readers seeking album-by-album critique.

 These guys have always been a unique entity in the English heavy music scene.

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 For those wanting to venture into the world of Threshold, this album could be a good entry point.

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 The impression you get is of a band that is afraid to experiment, which might translate to a fear of making a misstep and/or losing some solid approval, they do it but with the handbrake on.

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